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Report outlines how ETI members can place responsible purchasing at the heart of their human rights due diligence programmes

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LONDON – The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) has published a report aimed at helping its members and partners embed worker‑centred human rights and due diligence across their global textile supply chains.

The report, ‘Strategy 2030: Advancing human rights in global supply chains’, outlines how its members can place responsible purchasing at the heart of their human rights due diligence (HRDD), while also strengthening their focus on worker representation and freedom of association. It also explores regulatory issues.

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